tip for next time or another viewer. Cut panel with finish side down. You will have much less ragging out of the finish. Also a rail-saw is spectacular. You can build your own using plywood.
Watched all your vids a few times over as I'm starting mine now. Gonna be quite similar to yours but a 5x10. And somehow find room for my two kids in there also since I'm a solo daddy lol. Only one suggestion I think would be good use for you is one of those walleye vision door peephole on your back door there. I seen someone knock on your door in another video and that would prob be helpful to see who's knocking before you open up in the deep woods lol.
Thank you! Appreciate the comment :) Only thing I would suggest is make sure to plan / add a lot of backing behind the panel so that you have good solid blocking to out hooks, brackets and shelving.
It's 5'4" inside height. I'm 6' so can't quite stand up inside, but I see it as a hybrid between a tear drop and a full on RV. The height hasn't bothered me yet, even after a year! Thanks for watching.
@@JoelTremblayCA Ah, when compared to a teardrop I get it. I hope at some point to build up a larger cargo trailer myself, something I can stand up straight in. I'm 6'7" and will check out trailers with 7' of height. Wondering if that's enough with insulation and ceiling covering.
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tip for next time or another viewer. Cut panel with finish side down. You will have much less ragging out of the finish. Also a rail-saw is spectacular. You can build your own using plywood.
Great tips! Thanks
Watched all your vids a few times over as I'm starting mine now. Gonna be quite similar to yours but a 5x10. And somehow find room for my two kids in there also since I'm a solo daddy lol. Only one suggestion I think would be good use for you is one of those walleye vision door peephole on your back door there. I seen someone knock on your door in another video and that would prob be helpful to see who's knocking before you open up in the deep woods lol.
Haha that's a great idea! Yeah I don't think I'd be opening the door if I got a knock in the middle of the woods hahah! Thanks for watching.
Congratulations Joel !! Great videos and beautiful work on the trailer.
Thank you!
Looking great man! I can't wait to go fishing with you out of this.
Looks awesome. Well thought out
Awesome video! I've been struggling to figure out what to cover my walls with and this is a great idea!
Thank you! Appreciate the comment :)
Only thing I would suggest is make sure to plan / add a lot of backing behind the panel so that you have good solid blocking to out hooks, brackets and shelving.
This trailer appears too short fore you. Walls look good though.
It's 5'4" inside height. I'm 6' so can't quite stand up inside, but I see it as a hybrid between a tear drop and a full on RV. The height hasn't bothered me yet, even after a year! Thanks for watching.
@@JoelTremblayCA Ah, when compared to a teardrop I get it.
I hope at some point to build up a larger cargo trailer myself, something I can stand up straight in. I'm 6'7" and will check out trailers with 7' of height. Wondering if that's enough with insulation and ceiling covering.
@@Snarge22 I'd say a 7' trailer should do you good! Good luck with your build.
This is clickbait, I wanted more of Jess 😠
She's camera shy!